HTS
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(Podcast) Support for the Druze: A Strategy by the Zionist Regime and the U.S. to Fragment Syria
Violent clashes between Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham and Syria’s Druze minority have recently intensified, escalating security threats in the region. The Zionist regime is backing the Druze to advance its expansionist goals, while the United States, alongside the occupying regime, is exploiting the crisis to fuel separatist movements and push for the disintegration of Syria.
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(Podcast) Covert Turkish-Israeli Coordination in Syria Collapses as Open Security Rivalry Emerges
Shifting power dynamics in Syria have brought an end to the once-secret cooperation between Turkey, Israel, and the United States aimed at undermining the Damascus government. What began as a joint effort has now turned into direct security competition between Ankara and Tel Aviv.
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(Podcast) HTS Rule Shaken Amid Turkey’s Crisis: Political Isolation, Economic Challenges, and Shifting Dynamics in Syria
Turkish President Erdoğan’s arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu – his key rival in the upcoming presidential election – has sparked widespread protests across the country. This domestic unrest is expected to significantly impact Ankara’s influence in Syria and the future of HTS. If Turkish support declines, the terrorist group will face increasing political isolation and severe financial difficulties.
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(Podcast) Border Tensions Sparked by HTS: Attempts to Drag Hezbollah into Crisis, Serving Israeli Interests
New clashes between Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) and Lebanese tribes along the border have heightened tensions. The group’s attacks on Lebanese border areas and attempts to provoke Hezbollah into conflict are seen as efforts to destabilize the region. Analysts suggest these actions align with Israeli interests, aiming to divert attention from Israel’s aggressions in Syria.
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(Podcast) Rising Tensions in Syria: Turkey and HTS Activities Against Regional Interests
Regional meetings on Syria, aimed at easing neighboring countries’ security concerns, have become an opportunity for Turkey and Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) to solidify their positions. The acceptance of HTS leaders in these meetings has shifted the group’s status from a terrorist organization to a legitimate political actor, allowing Turkey to expand its influence in Syria.
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Violent clashes in Syria’s coastal region: HTS terrorist militants massacred hundreds of civilians amid unrest
Armed clashes have escalated in Syria’s coastal region as militants from Hayat Tahrir al-Sham [HTS] engage in violent confrontations with Syrian civilians.
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(Podcast) Turkey and Neo-Ottoman Policy: Regional Confrontations Against the Iran-Led Resistance Axis
Turkey is pursuing a neo-Ottoman policy and leveraging regional developments to rebuild its influence. However, its actions, including supporting the Israeli regime and overthrowing Bashar al-Assad’s government in Syria, stand in stark contrast to the policies of the Iran-led Resistance Axis, which has consistently emphasized regional stability and support for Palestine.
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(Podcast) Increase in Tensions at the Lebanon-Syria Border; Tahrir al-Sham’s Attempt to Engage Hezbollah
Reports indicate increased movements by Tahrir al-Sham at the Lebanon-Syria border. This group, which has ties to the Zionist regime, has occupied several Shiite-populated areas and displaced residents in an attempt to destabilize Lebanon. Analysts believe that the goal of these actions is to drag Hezbollah into a new conflict and weaken its regional influence. These tensions could have significant security and political consequences for Lebanon and the region.
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Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham appoints al-Qaeda operative as Syria's new spy chief
Authorities led by Hay'at Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) terrorist group have appointed Anas Hassan Khattab as Syria's new spy chief amid a desperate attempt by the administration to tighten its grip on power across the Arab country.
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US drops $10 million bounty on leader of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham militants
The US is dropping a $10 million prize it had set for the arrest of the leader of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) militants in Syria.